Agreed upon repairs not completed, escrowed closed and title recorded

[Trojan4Life]

Sorry about the bump, but I was hoping to getsome of the resident experts’ opinions.

[DataAgent]

What did your buyer’s agent and escrow agent tell you to do? Did you get a credit for the $500 from the seller’s agent?

[DataAgent]

What did your buyer’s agent and escrow agent tell you to do? Did you get a credit for the $500 from the seller’s agent?

[DataAgent]

What did your buyer’s agent and escrow agent tell you to do? Did you get a credit for the $500 from the seller’s agent?

[DataAgent]

What did your buyer’s agent and escrow agent tell you to do? Did you get a credit for the $500 from the seller’s agent?

[DataAgent]

What did your buyer’s agent and escrow agent tell you to do? Did you get a credit for the $500 from the seller’s agent?

[SD Attorney]

You may have some rights against the sellers, depending on what was agreed to, signed, etc. Ultimately, you are in a tough spot since the deal has already closed and the sellers are long gone.

I think your idea about getting estimates and presenting them to the seller’s agent is a good start. Make sure you give her a deadline to respond back to you.

[SD Attorney]

You may have some rights against the sellers, depending on what was agreed to, signed, etc. Ultimately, you are in a tough spot since the deal has already closed and the sellers are long gone.

I think your idea about getting estimates and presenting them to the seller’s agent is a good start. Make sure you give her a deadline to respond back to you.

[SD Attorney]

You may have some rights against the sellers, depending on what was agreed to, signed, etc. Ultimately, you are in a tough spot since the deal has already closed and the sellers are long gone.

I think your idea about getting estimates and presenting them to the seller’s agent is a good start. Make sure you give her a deadline to respond back to you.

[SD Attorney]

You may have some rights against the sellers, depending on what was agreed to, signed, etc. Ultimately, you are in a tough spot since the deal has already closed and the sellers are long gone.

I think your idea about getting estimates and presenting them to the seller’s agent is a good start. Make sure you give her a deadline to respond back to you.

[SD Attorney]

You may have some rights against the sellers, depending on what was agreed to, signed, etc. Ultimately, you are in a tough spot since the deal has already closed and the sellers are long gone.

I think your idea about getting estimates and presenting them to the seller’s agent is a good start. Make sure you give her a deadline to respond back to you.

[sdrealtor]

I apologize but the reason I and probably others havent responded is that its no longer a real estate transaction matter but rather its a legal matter and you probably will need an attorney unless they willingly step up and make it all right.

[sdrealtor]

I apologize but the reason I and probably others havent responded is that its no longer a real estate transaction matter but rather its a legal matter and you probably will need an attorney unless they willingly step up and make it all right.

[sdrealtor]

I apologize but the reason I and probably others havent responded is that its no longer a real estate transaction matter but rather its a legal matter and you probably will need an attorney unless they willingly step up and make it all right.

[sdrealtor]

I apologize but the reason I and probably others havent responded is that its no longer a real estate transaction matter but rather its a legal matter and you probably will need an attorney unless they willingly step up and make it all right.

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